Why do we say yes, when we want to say no? Here are some tips and scripts to help you say no so you can have more time for what’s most important to you.
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Most of us focus on the what's wrong with our work place culture. But, when you cater to your culture contributors, you will see much better results.
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Could you use some great ideas for how activities to engage your employees? Here are some easy, low cost ideas that have been wildly successful with the teams I've led.
Building a positive culture starts with being intentional. Here are some ways that you can influence and improve your work culture.
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You can improve your workplace culture from low morale to positive, highly functioning teams by changing a few small things. Here are some of my top tips.
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Increasing employee engagement and improving work culture is a process that starts by making small changes and practicing them consistently. It takes time, but it is worth it in the end. Here are four ways to build a culture of engagement and high performance.
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Change happens. Whether we want it or not, there is always transition. How to better communicate through change is a skill that will serve you well as a team leader in any situation.
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The days of "treat someone like you’d like to be treated" are gone. The new era of communication and showing respect for others is to match and pace. It's about how to consider and assess the way another person communicates. Then discuss items on their level.
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Last week, we discussed the importance of listening. This week we’re going to in depth on one of the best tools for listening better and not overreacting. Before you stick your foot in your mouth at home or at work, learn the power of pause.
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It may sound overly simple, but adding purposeful appreciation towards others can be one of the most powerful communication tools you can hone.
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